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multiple window feature in buffer explorer #775
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- Settings Property: searchOnlyCurrentWin - effects buffer/tab completion and buffer search/switch
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As I do not use classical tabs rather than a separate window for each tab in order to get a better work-flow in a tiling window manager. I wish I had the ability to cycle through my buffer using Vim-Vixen as I was used to, when I have been using normal tabs. The addition adds the settings option to
searchOnlyCurrentWinwhich restricts buffer-search to the current Window (which was the behaviour of vim-vixen before). If disabled you can access all tabs across all windows.Once selected, the window will be focused. There still needs to be done something with the Tab-index. A quick hack is to use floats in order to address tabs with their corresponding window. It is not a clean solution, but it currently fits my needs.
Maybe that addition could be helpful to others.